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St. Landry democrat., 1887-10-01
AMERICAN TOYS.
Some Clever and Amusing Novelties on
This Side of the Water,

This Side of the Water.
An American contemporary, calling atten-
ton to the many clever novelties that have
recently been produced in automatic TOYS,
says: One very amusing subject represented
amonkey cook, gorgeously arrayed in ruby
and white satin with an elaborately lowered
waistcoat. He stands upright, holding an
exceedingly natural-looking meat pie. On
being woundup his eyes begin to wink in
very mysterious manner, and, presto, he
raises the cover of the pie and discloses to
view an unfortunate kitten, who loudly
miows her disapproval of the entire pro-
ceedings: With another mysterious wink,
the quasi cook once more shuts her in her
crusty tomb and turns his head in all direc
tions with series of comical winks while
he joyfully smacks his lips in anticipation
of the dainty tid-bit he is about to serve.
A funny thing represents the Arctic expe-
dition of the Franklin party to the Polar
regions. While one fur-clad seaman chons
energetically at the nose of bear who evil
IDENTIFY wants to make a meal of him, another
nimbly climbs up ladder to quick music.
closely followed by bear number two. Both
disappear with great celerity from the agon
lied Observers amazed sight through con-
venie!.s hole i'll the top of an iceberg Duo
la Freeman.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-10-01

Los ANGELES, CAL.
Dear Sir: Was Macmillan crowned as
king or emperor of Mexico? Could he be-
come emperor before he was king? Tell me
something about him. HIsToRICUs.
Macmillan was crowned emperor, which
seems to make an affirmative answer neces
sary to your last question, for he graduated
from archduke to emperor without studying
for the intermediate or king class. He &C
cepted the crown of Mexico when it was
offered to him, but it did not fit very well.
After wearing it a while he died from the
introduction of cold lead into miscellaneous
parts Of his system. While he became en-
peror without becoming king in Mexico,
it is proper to say that he could not do
that in some countries. In the United
States, for instance, it would be
difficult, although the laws regarding
the king and emperor businesses are by no
means uniform in the several States. In
New York man ought to become stock
king before aspiring to be Napoleon (that
is, an emperor) of finance. In some of the
Western States it is customary to become a
silver king before aspiring to United States
senatorship. Even in Mexico it would be
found difficult to repeat Maximilians feat.
The climate does not seem suitable for the
growth of emperors, and there is not enough
foreign demand, either, to stimulate their
production for export. Victoria is another
person who assumed the imperial dignity
before she became king. She was first
queen, then an empress but she will never
be king. w. II. s.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-10-01

Now, it soon occurred to the men of
science that the three Inscriptions on
this stone-the Greek, the hieroglyphics
the same in meaning. And when they
had once grasped this idea and had de-
ciphered the Greek, of course they had a
key to the Specification of the others.
And first it was discovered that two
groups of figures, included in ovals,
stood for the names of Ptolemy and Gle
opatra. This was a great help. In the
third cut is reproduction of these two
oyals. 1t will be seen that the corre-
spending letters in the two words are
represented by the same figures, with the
single exception that the sign for ''T0' in
"Ptolemy' is not the same as the sign
for that letter in Cleopatra" This fact
St. Landry democrat., 1887-10-01
BOSTOS, Mass.

Dear Sir: Please give me simple directions
to distinguish an unripe from a ripe melon,
and greatly oblige CONSTANT READER.
1t is very difficult to distinguish between
the mature and immature melon until after
the autopsy. Alter the melons have been
consumed the patient is able to distinguish
them by the amount of cholera mixture it
becomes necessary to consume. The more
unripeness the melon contains to the square
inch the more ginger will be necessary.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-10-01
ATLANTIC CITY. Y.

Dear Sir: What is the most correct dress
for young man of twenty-five years of age
70 wear at the seaside? BEACH.
Wear coat and u pair Of trousers, and if
you want to be very stylish put on a vest
also. On no account should young man
of your age appear in public at the seaside in
q Mother Hubbard.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-10-01
The Pope's Views.

The Pope has addressed letter to the
R;shop of Liege, fully approving of the aims
of the Congress of Catholic Socialists which
e e n meet IN that city this month. Tie fol-
lowing passage occurs in the letter: sThe
trne aim to be kept in view is this-to dis
cover, while bearing in mind local conditions,
tbe most suitable means of diminishing the
eyils which Cypress the laborers, and to OBJ
S;ate s,;ate the dangers which their number and
the s, misery of their condition create for the
~soyernment and the safety of citizens; and
furthermore, in order that these endeavors
NAV not be without result, resoluteiy to
annly the means which have been recognized
rs best adapted to cope with this tWo-fold
eyil. --E5chazge.
We start from the mothers arm and rush
"a the dust shovel.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-10-01
SOME WRITING.
STRANGE METHODS EMPLOYED IN
DIFFERENT COUNTRIES.

Illustrations of the Means Adopted by
the Indians-What the Rosetta Stone
Taught Learned Europeans Story of
Cleopatra's NeedIe-Chinese Characters.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-10-01
ANSWERS To CORRESPONDENT
Another Grist from the Editorial In.
formation Mill.

CONCORD, n. H.
Dear Sir: What city is called the City of
Straits? j. A. L.
You neglected to state what sort of straits
you mean. Detroit is usually meant by that
term, but Louisville is the City Of Whiskey-
straights.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-10-01
BROOKLYN, n. Y.

Dear Sir: Have been keeping company
with young lady for about a year. Want
to shake her. How should proceed?
JACK.
In the process of shaking the shaker seizes
the shakee by the shoulders; then, keeping
the arms rigid he moves them rapidly back
and forward. But we can't timaginasvhy he
should want to shake the young lady. Such
a proceeding is not stylish and she would
not like it. She would appreciate dish of
lCe-Cream more.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-10-01
PENSA. STATE COLLEGE, Pa.

PENNA. STATE COLLEGE, PA.
Dear Sir: The other evening attended
party with young lady. By the rules Of the
college the party had to quit at ten 2. NJ.
When we arrived at her house. about 1910,
she gave me a pressing invitation to go IN,
which l accepted. Was it improper to go in,
and if not how long should | have stayed?
PRopRIETY.
You were quite right in accepting the
pressing invitation" When young lady
deliberately invites student to hug her the
gentleman Is perfectly justified in sending
his college rules to Jericho, if they interfere
with the squeezing. AS to how long you
ought to stay you should let circumstances
determine. Not more than two weeks, though.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-07


the organist, began the play ing of Mende
'ssohn S wedding, march and as the music
pealed forth the bridesmaids and brides
men entered the church and walked to the
pu lpit. followed by the bride and grocm
who took their stand bene ath the hand
somely designed arch of holly and cedar
and " ere met by DR.. Hufham who con.
Quoted the plain, tho ugh impressive. mar
rage service Of the Baptist ritu al. Then
the happy pair with friends, bridesmaids,
and 'bridesmen and kinsmen' repaired to
the handsome country residence of the
groom, about four miles from town.
where awaited them a most exquisite
and elaborate table of all the delicious
dainties in abundant profusion. The
bride is most es,imable young lady and
the groom is steady. Industrious man
possessing many good qualities, and the
DEMOCRAT wishes them pea ce. happiness
and success in their journey through
lie.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-07
NOTICE i!
O>%~O


I am still ahead with a full selection
of fine and pure liquors of all descriptions
of which offer for sale at rock bottom
prices to suit the times, pure MALT
WHIsKEY, KENTUCKY, Clay county
RYE e years oldD WHISKEY, best of
GINS imported, and domestic fine 2
years old N. G. APPLE BRANDY and
manv other brands too numerous %
mention ali Of which / offer for sale a;
reduced prices also fancy GROCERIES,
FLOUR. SUGAR, COFFEE. &C.
TOBACCO, and CIGARS of the hes,
! selection, CANDIES and CONFEC.
! TIONARIES. Call and examine 70,
yourselves and save your money.
r. w. HARRIS,
At my old stand, Nam st, opposite
Postoffice. Dec. lst 1885,.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-07
NJ. Hoffman,.
A GIFT FOR ALL.

In order to give all a chance to
test II. and t:.us be convinced Of It's
wonderful curative powers, DIR.
KiH.'s New Discovery for C1nsump-
ton, Con- hs, colds, will be, for Il
limited tune. given away. This
offer is not only liberal, but shows
unnaun;lei faith ia the merits OF
This great remedy, All who suffer
from Coughs, Col Is, Consumption
Asshma, bronchitis, 0: and :ffectton
Of Threat Chest, or inngs, are es
pecia|ly requested TO call a. f. L
Whitehead Il Co. Drug Store, and
yet i Trial Do5tls Free. Large Bot
les 81.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-07

you are fe0iing dep-essef, your
appetite is poor, YOU are bothered
with Headache, you are fidgettv,
nervous. and generally OUT Of sorts,
and want tn brace up. Brach up, bat
not with stimul.nts, sprig medicines,
or bitters, which have Tor their basis
very cheap. bad wh:skey, ard whic b
stimulate you for an hour, and.,hen
leave you in worse condition than
before. What you want is all aIt-ra-
tive that will purify your nieoi. st ar
healthy action of Liver and Kidney.
estore your vitality. and give ren.w>
ed health and strength. Sch a med
icine you will fin I in Ele ctric Bltters
and only so cents bottle at F. +.
WHITEHEAD eco. nrag Sore.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-07
EENEm s HER YOUiH.

Mr.. Ihoahe Chesiey. Petersen,
Clay CO :. Iowa tells the following
remarkable story the truth OF
!. inch is vouulied for by the resi-
dents OF the town i am Is years
Id. have been t!olhled with kidney
complaint an | lameness to- many
.e"rs; could not dress myself with
out heir. Now | am free from all
pain and soreness, nj am able to
o all nv uwn kousewofk k. | owe
IN tha INKS to ElectIic B.tteis fol
,ay,np renewed M youtt AID re-
moved completely all dista-e and
pain" Try a hottie. only 5Oc. al
E. L. Whitehead & Co Drug Store.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-07
HyME1caL.

The wedding of Mr.. Frank Brlnkley
to Mss Julis Perry, which took place
atthe Baptist church last Wednesday
evening. was brilliant affair. The inte-
rior OF the church was handsomely deco
rated By the young ladies' of town with
beautiful floral wTeaths, which hung up
on the window castings and ran along ell
Their wall meeting at the pulpit and
forming beautiful arch, from the centre
Of which swung bell made Of the whit
est flowers. the artistic grouping and de
signing of which gave the churcha spler-
d appearance. At the appointed hou
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-07

Take time 10 read this and make
your arrangeme hts accordingly I
am hound to call OF. every one VIII.
owe me to G Il! on or before J,n' a.
1st and pay .as all those who fail t
20 So will f;d their claims IN II e
hands of Messrs Kitchin & Dunn IN
the 2nd of January 1887.
NOAH BIGGS
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-07
VIM. H. LEW is,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
LAW.
Practices in all the courts State and Fed
eral. Loans negotiated. Claims collect
ed. Prompt attention to business. Of
flee over Post-office, Scotland Neck. n C..
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-07

L villa: the name in hcateS a ''Regu!a a
sr' -: tina imp rtant organ, thr Liver.
your whole system deranged, the breath
ifenslve, you have heada che, feel Ian
md, dispirited, and nervous, no appe-
lie. sleep is troubled and unrefreshing.
simmons Liver Regu' ator restores the
healthy action Of the Liver. See that you
get the Genuine. j. II. Ze;lm & Co..
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-07
BUCKLENS ARNICA SALVE

THE BEST SALVE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sares. letter. Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tons, AMI positively cures Piles, or no
Gay required. 1t 10 guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded
Price 70 cents per box.
SALE BYET. " IL ~ : G 0
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-07
NOTICE.

The co-prrtnership heretofore e1>
listing between Kitchin & Dunn is
this day by mutual consent dis>olv-
ed. All business now in hand will
be attended to by us jointly. Both
of us will continue the practice e1
law.
Jar'y l, 1887.
w. 81. Kitchiu.
W. A. Dunn.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-07
PErERsBuRd, Va, Nov. 2, 1894

PETERSBUkG, Y A., NOV. 9. Aosr-f
Trains on tLis Road will run as folio"
GOING SOUTH.
BOSTON AND SAVANNAH FAST
Leave Petersburg daily (Wash'n st:
Gtops only at BelfelD
Arrive at W eldon at -5.16 P n
New York Express lsaves Petersburg
washington St. Depot daily at l.54 P,
Arrive at Weldon at 15OP
Mail train leaves Petersburg, (Washine
ton st. depot daily except SUI
days at 10 SOL P,
Arrive at Weldon at 1OOvr
Freight Leave Petersburg daily (exce'
Snnday) at 91sp
Arrive at Weldon 125An
Local Freight cave Petersburg u q,
Arrive at w eldOn at 1902 p. Il
GOING NORTH
BOSTON AND SAVANNAH FAST MA
Fast vail leave w sl.}on at 2.t5
s = arrive at Petersburg t:57 4
New York Express leaves " el,ion Il:
Arrives at Petersburg at 513P h
Mail train leaves Vel ION, daily .,x,e,
Sundays.) at 20 a,
.'r ;yht Leave Weldon daily7 ;"xce
MonCay at - a
Arrlt at Petersburg at 'hr
Local K, "lght Leave II ei9on 4 -
cept sunda at 21s p n
Arrive at fe, rsburg at %.
Sleeping cars and first-class cuacht
in night and day trains.
No change Of cars BET. cen " lining
ton and Washington.
Thror gh tickets sold to all Eastern an
Southe1 points and baggage cbarke
through
Pass ngers going South will purchas
tickets and che ok baggage at Washingto
street epot.
Pass y gers going North and storpn
1t Pet r ,urg, will claim their bagsa-
at Wash gton street depot.
Agent not required to open the
offices FOL t sale 0! tickets tor lreigl
rains. iii bound Freight ira
sill stop Il ;'ght at Mt. Airy, and
pas5e.n5e 5 " Ii De I,s;ltcs,
point
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-07
TO Ely PATRONS.

wish to call the attention Of all my
patrons to the advertisement Of my schoo
in another place of this issue of this
.'aper.
Note well the time and terms of the
openmg of the spring session. and lie
governed accordingly when starting youl
,sys ut the opening # the session.
Il. e. HILLIARD,
IL LII
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-07
GRAND BALLOON ASCENSION.

On the night of the oath of December,
will send up a balloon decorated with
Roman candles and explosive balls at
tached. Come one and come all to see
the ascension, and don't forget to come
prepared to secure your Xmas tricks, as
have full stock of pure liquors, and
all fancy Christmas tricks, and groceries.
r. w. HARRIS.
Dec. 18th, 1886.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-07
"OAKGROVE"
ACADEMY.
Scotland Neck n. C..

The spnug Term, End Session.
will open January l7-h 1887. Work
thorough. Rates extremely low to
snit the times.
TUITION PER TERM OF TWEEN
TY WEEKS.
Lowest, or Primary Grade IS, so.
second Grade $1,000
Higher Englis,. and Math. 1850
Latin (extra) 2,5r
In the management Of this schoo
10 pains sill be spared to meet the
wishes and expectations of it's Pat.
rons. Very reasonat lie Board cal
be obtained with the Principal, 0,
in the vicinity. For further par;ic
uiars apply to r. r. OWENS.
Principal.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-27
Sntereiiant lit cine 8srsIei5uns Der

Sntereiiant lit cine SersIet3uns ber
@uti9dbtsunsen, weI3s bic 2s9tslatoren
usridiebsner Gambler fiir i5re 8emi5ungen
erbalten. Sn Srantrei9 erbaIten Senatoz
rem unb Oeputtrte slet9maBis S. per Gag ;
in 8elsien erbaIten bic &e~praientanten in
Der Rammer S85 pet Wonat; IN 0dnes
mari bic WitsIie6sr bss goItetbin9 1915
per Gag; in Bortusal bic Serren 6es
Sbers unb l1nterbauies 1885 per Sabr;
in S9weben bic MitsIieber bes &ei6ss
ratbss $3.50 fir cine Sisuns pon 4 WOs
naten, miien aber fir isSsn Gag glbpeieus
bsit So suriitsablen in Der Sdpei, BE,
tonmen bic NationaIrdtbe 50. so per Gag;
Rorpesen sabIt ieinen 2anbtassmitslteber
$3.50 per Gag; StaIien uersitet ieinen
Oeputirten unb Senatoren nur bic Reiies
aussabeu, bic ipauti9eu Gortss usrben gar
ni9t bstablt; sentsBen absr 3abIrsi9e 8rts
uilesien. Sn @rie9snlanb erbiIt elm Sss
nator 800 uub elm Osputirtsr $50 per
Wonat in Seiterrei6 etbalten bic Rei6ss
tassmitsIieber So per Gag; tn @nsIaub
itno bic 2orbs ute bic Wtt9lieber bes l1ns
terbauies ni6t nnr uidt ,,bebabIt, ionbsrn
5uben aud feline PriuiIesisn. Sn Oeuti3z
Lamb enbli4 lit ben unbs3abIten &si5ss
tassmitslieber iosar perboten, bon ibren
8dblern cine llnterftisuns a~nsunebmsn;
its erbaItsn nur treie einmaIise l6ins unb
&Itfubrt. Sier BET uns in ben Ser.
Staaten baben aIe &onsreBmttsIieber
$4,000 per Subr, erbalten ibre &eiieauss
saben unb bic uub ba ErtntseIber - pOn
BEN &orporattonen,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-27
lte6er bas Gbieagper &~rieaerfeit idreib:

Der &o~rreiponbent bes y0ouisuiuer g(useis
gers: vOts Srteser babsn bier sinen &ais
iersRultus setrisben, ber i6on gar ni6t
msbr i66n sepeien lit. Steien Na9mits
tag traf i'd etpa elm Oussnb In eiuem
8art auf Der RorSieite. ginsr bieisr Sers
rem trus iosar elm absei9en NIT Der SSns
i9rift: rSriebri9 @ilbslm H." Mau
ipridt ni9t mebr uon benz bsuti5en &ais
ier, ionoern imuer muir uou ,uuierm Rais
fer" uno bic Raiisr: 8oeiie Der 8irtbsbdus
fee ssitist wirtIi9 bppsrlopaIe 8Iitben.
I'D bin bod gang ii9er gut beuti9 seiinnt,
uno TRACE meiu Stif gsrebrung fir ben
beuti9sn Safer nit mir berum, aber bisis
vllntertbauertreue" auf ameritanii9em
Soben, elm Deuotentbunr, pis bier In @bicaz
60, bas trdst wobI nt9t basu BEL, uns ben
4meritanern ~seseniber in oas bette 2i9t
gu iesen. Die biefigs, beuti5e BreNe tbut
nun aud bas WsnidsnmSsli9ite, bieien
ctier:Rultus gu iOrbern. Ser gIIte
wiro anseiunssn, anseleitartitelt unb auf
anbere @eiie uerberrIi5t, baB es ginsm
gang unsemitbli9 81 Wutbe pirb. 4uf
benz Seit: Santett uurosn Eoaite auf bic
game Sobsnsousrns 5amilis aussebra4t,
uuo am S4Iufe, 10 turS Dor Sbori3IuB,
e%ntiann ma ii4 bann nod, Bag mir in
ban Ser. Staaten Iebeu uub in Waibtngs
ton Elm ERrditbent anpeienb lit. 8eIonz
bers beseiiterte MuNter BADEN f9 @ils
%beImsbdrte 3ussIest unb trasen bteie itols
ipastereu. RornbIumen purben Al %
9ents bas Stit uertauft, unb Der 5dnbs
Ter madte slinienbe @ei6dfts. Sn elmer
8irtbi9aft on ber.Glapbourne:ape pranst
Der aIte !9srr lorbeersei6miift auf benz
Oa4e Der vgtss9or." Oils i6 ben Wann
fraste, Oh er ben &aiier taIt itsllen pOqs,
wurbe bteier der gisentbimsr nimIi6)
furdtbar pitbenb unb msinte, i'd iet tsin
Seuti1er."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-27
Scr 8ipfsl Der Setrugsfunit lit ieben:

Scr Gipfel Der Setrugsfunit lit isbsns
fails bel benz Yferbsbanosl errsi9t worSsn,
weI9er Dor GINGER 3sit IN einem b6bmi'
i3sn 9renSorte ab9ei8loHeu wurbs.
Sin b6bmii5sr &oBtdui5sr fibrt spsi
taufIuiti9eu Suben sinen SdimmeI Dor.
v8as ioa fOitsn Der S4immeI2" frasts
Yintsles.
rSoit sr swsibunSsrt @uIbsn!" ants
portste Der g5e9e.
Sast9 sitsIss ;u ietnem Sreunb Yinteles :
v6annlt be mid taafsn ben S5immeI fin
Swsibanbert 9alSsu, iisbte mid, baB e,
sebt Iabm?"
Sab eds bod seieb'u!" sibt 9iuteles
surif, ytann cd borum nor ssben pier3is
9Ilben!"
vWsnn S6immsl 1T labm, nil i5 nur
baben iedSis @ulSsn!" iast nit traurisem
9sii9t Sruber @Se9.
Ra9 pielsm Sanbeln erbdlt Der sSubs
baS 8ferb fir fanfSis 9ulosu uub bic bsis
ben Sreunbe fabren nit benz S5immeI ab.
,@ie baiBt, biit be elm 0arr, rdions
uirt geitsles. v@ie tannit be seben finfs
gig @iIoen, Der S3immeI 1T labui unS
1T nor wertb uier5is 9albsn!"
8pift YintsIss usrsniist NIT ben 9lusen
unb iast: vStuB, 1T Der S6immsI bod
wertb 5weibinbert @uIben, bab' ed inn
bod uOrber reiussi4Iasen einsn Rasel in
ben 5interfuB, baB ber @5e3 ioa CLAUS
ben, Der S9immsI iei Iabml"
SsitsIes wsiB ii6 bsimIi9 uon isinem
Sreunb YinteIes ju e~ntfsrnen unb Iduft
iponfrst6s gu benz gse5sn, Inn ibm su
ersdblsn, baB PinteIss ibn bstrOsen babe.
@Isi9mItbis antportet Der YferSeuer=
tdufsr: .,Wa5t mir, bab' ib isIbit seiebeu,
baB er bot einsei4Ias'n S6immsl sinsn
RaseI, mar S4immel DUN uOrbsr lubm!"
9sitsIes siIt pieber su Srsunb ginteles
unb iast: uSf Dir Der G,e9 bod iiber.
Der S9immel 1T bod labm, neil CT idon
uorbsr Iabm, gu bait ssslabt, Der S9im.
mel btntte, neil 0u ibm bait sinssi6las'u
elm RassI. gOtt, 0u @srs9tsr, bat sr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-27
Sas tuitige Gapitsl Der Stnbentens
ftreide

erfdbrt bur5 ben ME ueriieaenben Suu,or
ber WuIeni0bne INNER ueue 8erei9eruns.
en- Der alien llnipsriitdtstabt q. Isbt Elm
fteinrei9sr ssi1issr @suir;bdnbIsr, beiien
Iusbdnseidilo gu ben &ameelen" beiBt.
Die obsre gtase bspobnt Der &aufmanu,
Der elm alter Suusseisue 1T, unb befen
@trtbi6aft pom elmer ewig brummenSen
Sausbdlterin bsiorst pirb. Oa Idutet es
pI6sIi9 UNI elm 1br Na9ts on Der Tbir
Des Saules anbaltenb, OILS wolte lid Der
@in6rinsIins an ben @~lodensus bdnssn.
gnbIi6 eri6sint bic @irtbidafteriu unb
IS sntipiuut ii3 cine bsftise Debate swts
l9sn ibr unb benz llntsnitebenbeu einem
aufseregt sri9sinenbsn Sruoer Stubio,
Der fiiirmii3 fOrbert, iOfort NIT benz Sauss
BERN ipre9en 3u f6nnen. 0as g,ideinen
bes' 2etteren ma9t benz 8ortps6isI elm
@nbe unb Der StuSsnt pirb stngelaiisn.
auf bic Srase, mas i'm gu 10 ipdter Stuns
be bic Na9trube bes Eaufmanns ifOrsn
lteB, antportet Der Stuoent: rOas wers
ben iie slsi6 56rsn. IS 1T cine brinsenbe
anselssenbeit, bic mid bierber fabrt. aber,
pte, mein 9err, sic finb alein? $50 1T
Sbr g%ompasuou2 Sd mug aud nit linn
iprs9sn, mo 1T er? - v8as wolen sic
pom msinsm g%ompusnon?" ruff drgerIi9
Der Saufmann. sd babe Ia gar feinsn.
Sd bin Der aIeinise 8eiissr bes @si9df=
tes." yWis, sic babsn tetnsn @ompass
non2" i9rsit nit Stentoritimms Der ipdts
8eiuder. n@as iou bas beiBen2 IS i9eint,
sic molten ii6 NIT benz PubIitum einen uns
3iemli9en Spat MADDEN" - sd psrs
ltsbe fe ni9t, mein Serr!" wiitbet Der @es
foppte, beiien BipfeImise ibm in &erssr
iber bic Raie ruti9t. yGntpeSsr ertIds
rem iis ii9 raid, obsr i'd we,fe ie bic Srepps
binab." - yIb. bas 1T fart, briiQt iest
Der StubiO, bsiBt ss bsnn ni9t ausorit'
LID auf Sbrem S5tlbe: gu ben spei
SamssIsn!" Sis babe i'd istt ssiebsu, i'd
MIL MN NIT benz anbersn ipre9en." 0ab
iGlisBli9 Der llebsrmitbise in Der ansss
beuteten 8eiie ms Sreis bef0rbert wurbe,
brau9t ni9t erit erpdbnt ;u werben. Die
Sirmatafel gu ben apei &amsslsn" lit absr
ieitbem pom 2aben bes 9eiSbaIies per-
f9punben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-27
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Ser grpBe Sranb i'm 9ertossupuI6 Bel
Seruisrs lit gun, StiIitaab sebradt. SSns
beiien brenat bas 5eusr nod in Der l1nters
i9idt big gu $50 Wstsr Siefe fort. gers
brannt tnb 800 9ettare Eanneu, 100 Set;
tare Sui9bols uno 100 Settare Saibstraut.
Ser @eiammtusrIuf betrdst etpa $50, 600
6ranten. Na6 Iuf9t Der 6a5mdunsr
muB man, mofern ni9t ifarte 8sssnsafe
eintreter, barauf rednen, baB bas Ssuer
mod pier @o1en fortaIiben mtrb.